Lately, many users have complained that their computers won't wake up after entering Sleep mode on Windows 11.
When the problem happens, the keyboard lights stay on, which shows the computer has started, but the screen stays black. Hung Phat has put together 10 steps to help you diagnose the problem and fix it. As you may know, this is a real headache for some users, especially if they are in the middle of something important, since they lose all their work and have to restart the computer to apply the fixes below.
Step 01: Open the "Start Menu" (the Windows 11 logo), type "Control Panel," and click Control Panel.
Step 02: Click "Hardware and Sound."
Step 03: Click "Power Options."
Step 04: Click "Change plan settings" next to the power plan your computer is currently using (in the screenshot, it is Balanced Recommended).
Step 05: Click "Change Advanced Power Settings."
Step 06: Find "Setting: Moderate Power Savings" under PCI Express => Link State Power Management and change the Setting to Off. Once it is set to Off, click Apply => then OK.
Step 07: Close Control Panel and test Sleep mode. If everything works, restart your computer and enjoy the result. If it still doesn't work, continue with Step 08.
Step 08: Open the "Start Menu" (the Windows 11 logo), type "CMD," right-click Command Prompt, and choose Run As Administrator.
Step 09: The User Account Control window appears. Just select Yes.
Step 10: A new window (Administrator Command Prompt) opens. Type the following command: " powercfg -h off " and press Enter. At this point, you're almost done. Close the window, restart the computer, and enjoy the result.
Good luck fixing the issue of your computer not waking up from Sleep mode on Windows 11.









If the device won't wake up, how can you access the Start menu?
Hi there, please try a hard reset or a full restart to follow the instructions provided!